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Tony Evers on Welfare & Poverty
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No work requirement for adults under 50 receiving Medicaid
SB886: Childless adults who are age 19 years to 50 years [must] participate in 80 hours per calendar month of community engagement activities, unless they are exempt for good cause.The Capital Times analysis 12/5/18:This bill deals with
Medicaid waivers and fortifies a requirement that those who receive Medicaid benefits also hold a job. Trump's administration approved the work requirement, but Gov.-elect Tony Evers said he is considering ending the policy. Dozens of healthcare
organizations and insurers opposed the plan, arguing that it could result in diminished access to healthcare for some.
A.P. update 1/29/20: Gov. Evers tried to block the work requirement, but the Republican-controlled Legislature kept it.
Evers' administration has said it would implement it, but delayed from Nov. 2019 until April 2020.
Legislative Outcome: Passed Assembly 60-31-8 on Dec/4/18; Passed Senate 18-15-0 on Dec/4/18; Signed by Governor Scott Walker on Dec/14/18
Source: A.P. & The Capital Times on Wisconsin SB886 voting records
, Jan 29, 2020
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